While the public were only afforded one vote on Britain’s decision to leave the EU, democracy is a bit more flexible inside parliament. It seems apt that, on April Fool’s Day, MPs are preparing for another round of indicative votes after MPs failed to reach a majority on any of the motions presented on Wednesday and Theresa May’s deal was voted down for a third time on Friday.
While parliamentary paralysis continues, housebuilders could face up to five more years of uncertainty. We’re curious about what housing professionals would like to see shatter the political deadlock. While hardcore Brexiteers court a no deal fantasy, committed remainers cling to the idea of a second referendum. But, what do you think would be best for the housebuilding industry?
Below, we’ve covered the motions that MPs will be voting on tonight, as well as the option for a general election. Which motions would you pass? Vote below and we’d love to read any comments explaining your position!
